This outspoken student-teacher doesn't care that she told Wayfair to fuck off. She stood up for her right to hate ICE.
She loves humanity. pic.twitter.com/3D92dtQvDW
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) January 17, 2026
Xi’s Enforcers Punished Nearly a Million in 2025—and China’s Leader Wants More
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has directed relentless purges to assert a degree of autocratic control unseen in China in decades, with Communist Party enforcers punishing nearly a million people last year. But when it comes to getting things done, he still wants more commitment to his agenda.
Weeks before Beijing is set to launch a new economic blueprint for the next five years, Xi ordered the party’s discipline inspectors to flex their supervisory powers even more forcefully and ensure his policies are executed as intended.
“Corruption is a major obstacle and a stumbling block in the advancement of the party and the nation’s causes,” Xi said this week at a conclave of the party’s Central Commission for Discipline Inspection. This year, he said, party inspectors must help enforce the top leadership’s decisions more resolutely, and ensure Beijing achieves its goals in the new five-year plan.
Pretty sure Carney will be dropping a dime on all of us.
Carney and Xi ink MOU on “Cooperation in Combating Crimes Between the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Ministry of Public Security of the People’s Republic of China.” Wanna bet Ottawa will honor this MOU, unlike the BS one it inked with Alberta?https://t.co/4S2BGrsxHO
— Perilous Times (@_periloustimes_) January 17, 2026
Cea Weaver’s Comments Were Shocking. They Used to be Normal.
Anti-white invective was mainstream and pervasive not long ago.
Earlier this month, Mayor Zohran Mamdani faced controversy for his appointment of advisor Cea Weaver to run the Mayor’s Office to Protect Tenants. Weaver, X users and the media soon discovered, had made several social-media posts asserting that homeownership was “racist” and “a weapon of white supremacy,” and calling for policies to “impoverish the white middle class.”
I dislike the attitudes expressed in these posts. I even think they’re racist. But it’s easy to treat them as aberrant. In fact, at the time they were made—the late 2010s—those attitudes were culturally dominant.
They are still culturally dominant in Canada.
Colby Cosh: Can the courts force a Catholic hospital to kill?
This week a judge of the B.C. Supreme Court (reminder: that’s a superior trial court, not an appellate court) heard a case that has the potential to further expand the Canadian empire of assisted suicide. The new battleground is “institutional religious objections,” or IROs, which is what the pro-euthanasia forces call them because they love acronyms so much. Most Catholic hospitals (and some hospices) have rules against administering euthanasia on the premises, which sometimes leads to very sick people undergoing what Dying with Dignity calls “forced transfers” to other facilities at the eleventh hour. The parents of one such patient are now suing B.C.’s Providence Health Care, the umbrella agency that operates the province’s legacy Catholic health institutions.
Where Are the So-Called Human Rights Defenders for the People of Iran?
The United Nations, prominent NGOs, liberal politicians, and left-leaning activist networks seemingly love to frame themselves as some kind of elevated moral conscience for the international system. They speak the language of “justice,” “dignity,” and “universal human rights,” and insist — sometimes with threats and violence — that silence in the face of oppression is “complicity.”
When it comes to Iran, however, where ordinary, unarmed people demanding freedom are being beaten, tortured, imprisoned, and gunned down in the streets by their own leaders, this high-minded moral chorus has all but disappeared.
IRAN: Where are the student protests at Columbia? Harvard? Yale? Thousands of students are being killed daily by the regime in Iran and yet silence from the left. Why? pic.twitter.com/gtzJFCSfAS
— @amuse (@amuse) January 16, 2026
A warning to Canada: Self-driving taxis won’t be a traffic cure-all, and they ignore the real disease
In Toronto, Mac Bauer races streetcars on foot – and he hasn’t lost yet.
Mr. Bauer isn’t interested in proving how fast he can run. His point is that Toronto’s streetcars are too slow. “I don’t like winning. I really don’t. I really, really wish these streetcars were faster than me,” he told the Guardian. “But they’re not. And this is the problem.”
Just the Facts, Ma’am
The Jan. 7 shooting death of Renee Good has become a political Rorschach test. A Quinnipiac poll released on Tuesday finds that a majority of American voters, 53%, believe ICE agent Jonathan Ross, who shot Good on a Minneapolis street last Wednesday, was not justified in doing so. Thirty-five percent believe the shooting was justified, while 12% have no opinion. But the poll results vary widely when the respondents’ political affiliations are examined. Seventy-seven percent of Republicans believe the shooting was justified, while 28% of independents and only four percent of Democrats hold the same opinion.
🚨 BREAKING: ICE agents are making early-morning ARRESTS in Minneapolis, working unobstructed because the Left was still asleep
BOOM! That’s how it’s done!
Show up at the crack of dawn, they didn’t expect that! 🔥🇺🇸pic.twitter.com/DqfVUx3IMK
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 17, 2026
Carney’s EV deal with Beijing is high-wire diplomacy with risks on both sides
One day before Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Beijing, U.S. President Donald Trump offered his latest dismissal of the Canadian auto industry. The North American free-trade pact is “irrelevant,” Mr. Trump said while touring a Ford Motor Co. plant in Michigan, and the U.S. should stop buying Canadian cars.
Mr. Carney’s response came on Friday.
It will be great for Carney and the China class and that’s all it was intended to be.
Prime Minister @MarkJCarneyney’s trip to Beijing was widely touted as a chance to stabilize relations. In reality, it was a test of whether Canada can manage pressure without giving ground where it matters. How do you think the PM performed? pic.twitter.com/T2yeZdt5DR
— Michael Kovrig (@MichaelKovrig) January 17, 2026
‘Manchurian Generation’ Ballot Flood: More than 1 Million Chinese With U.S. Citizenship Could Vote in 2030 Elections
More than one million Chinese with U.S. citizenship who grew up in communist China will soon start voting in American elections, #1 New York Times bestselling investigative journalist and Breitbart News Senior Contributor Peter Schweizer reveals in his new book, The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon.
In his explosive new book, Schweizer details how Chinese elites have exploited America’s birthright citizenship policies by engaging in a practice known as birth tourism, whereby Chinese mothers intentionally travel to the United States give birth on American soil so that their newborn children will automatically be granted U.S. citizenship.
Calgary: Evil Muslim Jamal Taan Borhot who fought for ISIS should spend 16 years in prison for terrorism convictions says Crown
A Calgary man convicted of three terrorism-related offences should spend 16 years in prison, prosecutors argued on Friday.
Jamal Taan Borhot, 35, who travelled to Syria with his cousin Hussein Borhot, spent nearly a year fighting for ISIS starting in 2013.
Court of King’s Bench Justice Corina Dario heard sentencing arguments Friday but reserved her decision to Feb. 4.
KFC’s halal-only restaurants cook up a storm in France
KFC, the fast-food chain, has reignited religious tensions in France with an announcement that two dozen of its restaurants will serve only halal meat.
In a country where divisions over the place and role of Islam run deep, the move by the US chain has been denounced by the right and defended by the left.
Special forces first to get new military helicopters expected to start arriving in 2033
Canadian special forces will receive the first of a new fleet of helicopters starting in 2033, followed by other rotary aircraft to be ordered later for army units.
The federal government will start consultations with defence firms in the coming months on the new project, the Department of National Defence confirmed to the Ottawa Citizen.
2033? That’s not a typo.
Councillor who called grooming gang victims ‘white trash’ to keep seat
A former Labour council leader who referred to grooming victims as “poor white trash in Rotherham” could remain a councillor for another year without a public vote.
Dennis Jones stepped down as leader of Peterborough city council, apologised and was suspended by the Labour Party after his comments were made public in September last year.
Mr Jones now sits as an independent councillor and was due to face re-election in May.
There is ‘much alignment’ between Canada, China on Greenland sovereignty: Carney
Canada’s latest defence policy warns of Chinese and Russian ambitions in the Arctic and says China’s interests “increasingly diverge from our own on matters of defence and security.”
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday he found “much alignment” between his views on Greenland’s sovereignty and those of Chinese President Xi Jinping in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats against the territory.
“I had discussions with President Xi about the situation in Greenland, about our sovereignty in the Arctic, about the sovereignty of the people of Greenland and people of Denmark, and I found much alignment of views in that regard,” Carney said at a press conference in Beijing.
It’d be over so fast people would go to sleep Canadians and wake up Americans pic.twitter.com/u5OFnDboSP
— Creet.sol (@ConcreteXCrypto) January 17, 2026
The Monroe Doctrine doesn't just apply to Central and South America, it also includes Canada.
The Trump admin must expel Chinese influence from our hemisphere. https://t.co/cXJv8w7Ivz pic.twitter.com/vc9KdK5s11
— 🇺🇸 The American Culturist 🇺🇸 (@MericaCulture) January 16, 2026
Mark Carney to accept role on Trump’s Gaza ‘Board of Peace’
BEIJING AND OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney will accept a role on U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly formed Gaza “Board of Peace,” according to a senior Canadian government official.
Trump will serve as chairman of the board, which includes U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and former U.K. prime minister Tony Blair, and which is designed to oversee the U.S. peace plan to end the war between Israel and Hamas.
Life is surreal.